Table: Six Weeks to Meet the Same People
A hosted online friendship membership that places four to six people in a recurring 75-minute table for six weeks.
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A hosted online friendship membership that places four to six people in a recurring 75-minute table for six weeks.
A free address checker reads local zoning, parcel, tax, utility, access, and environmental records to screen whether an accessory dwelling unit may fit a property.
A web-first student-records platform for K-12 districts, with attendance working and five other modules clearly marked as in design or still scoped.
A browser-based tool that converts supported bank-statement PDFs into CSV or Excel while flagging uncertain rows for review.
A research catalog that tracks what language models can and cannot do through scoped claims, sources, techniques, and review status.
A Mac companion that uses a shortcut, screen selection, OCR, readings, and dictionary help to decipher Japanese game text without leaving the game.
Janus dry-runs an AI agent against sandboxed tools, records its intended calls, then pauses the real run when it deviates.
An open-source Solidity analysis tool where six independent lenses use shared memory to corroborate findings across contracts and runs.
A playful simulation casts a 166,000-neuron fruit-fly model as a customer scanning fictional crypto transactions for MEV sandwiches.
A multilingual marketplace layer for documenting falcon provenance, export paperwork, prices, and specialist participants.
A Hyderabad campaign opposing the proposed concreting of the Musi River and calling for clean water, protected floodplains, and meaningful consultation with riverside communities.
An on-chain address-verdict registry that lets agents resolve named security signals through ENS for free after an initial investigation.
An open-source, local-first MCP service for collecting, reviewing, versioning, and reusing scientific figures alongside their code and method notes.
A phone, smartwatch, or Bluetooth remote can control a spoken scoreboard for padel, tennis, and pickleball.
A browser-based tool for comparing seasonal forecast models and monthly initialization runs on synchronized maps.
A European trade-research project publishes sector calls with fixed deadlines, kill conditions, settlement bases, and public outcomes.
A stage metronome for iPhone and iPad that runs songs, cues, tempo changes, and click-track exports through an entire show.
A tarot app built around a single finite deck: every card drawn stays spent until the deck is shuffled again.
A New York theatrical production page for Henry Feldman’s world-premiere comedy, running at Theatre Row from September 18 to October 4, 2026.
A deeply sourced world history of coffee, from African plant origins and Yemeni cultivation to coffeehouses, plantations, espresso, and the everyday ritual.
An unofficial Early Access guide hub for the double-deckbuilder Shroom and Gloom, covering cards, characters, progression, bosses, mechanics, and run planning.
A Mac panel for controlling requests from an iOS app running in the Simulator—stubbing responses, injecting failures, adding latency, rerouting traffic, and replaying requests without rebuilding.
Skeinmark turns photos, voice notes, and offline field observations into review-ready HACCP and compliance records.
A free in-browser editor for removing handwriting, pencil marks, dark scanner borders, and page tilt from scanned PDFs or images.